Agave americana sparingly so also did the Tillandsias

so also did the Tillandsias disappear into the forest canopy

except to say they have a very intricate pattern of fingers and branches

with fairly stiff

A large growing species of Alcantarea with broad

Agave americana sparingly so also did the TillandsiasThe Agave most commonly called the 'Century Plant'. There are numerous forms, but the typical form is a fairly giant grower reaching 6 to 10 feet across in a rosette of wide, tapering, stiff leaves with prominent marginal spines and terminating in a elongated, sharp, stiff terminal spine. The plants are attractive with a gray, gray green or glaucous coloration. Size is somewhat dependent on container size, and those planted in landscape will attain